Watch out for the Blazers

FA are institutionally jealously opposed to the power of the Premier League and its financial and global impact. They seek any chance to intervene

It will now see the opportunity to assert its own disciplinary impact on the proceedings-especially as one of its own – match official Jonathan Moss is in the firing line. I defer from calling him a referee which suggests someone of judgement and intelligence.
He has long been a much criticised officious –sorry official – by Premier League clubs which sticks in the craw of the Blazers at FA Headquarters. They raised a dignified finger at them last season by appointing him FA cup final referee which even caused uproar amongst the referee fraternity.

So expect Vardy –and with less impact- Carroll to be hauled before the rheumy eyed disciplinary committee on a charge of disrepute … and the result will be a foregone conclusion- a further suspension which will absolutely impact on our dream of winning the Premier League title.

To which they will shrug their shoulders and say –it is the players fault –we are merely applying the rules…. Which is of course rubbish … it will be a calculated and pre –discussed move.

There can be no more better example of bringing the game into ridicule and disrepute –for a global audience- than the performance of all three match officials yesterday – a lesson in incompetence- not so much on individual decisions –but a complete inability to actually referee a match.

For us –we cannot adequately replace Vardy – Okazaki –for all his endeavour – is light years away –as his goals tally shows

There are no winners from these events –except perhaps Spurs- especially not the FA – who will drive a further nail in their own coffin and accentuate the Premier League drive for their own referee establishment and further independence.